National Conversation on Health Inequalities: examples of local practice
Written and visual examples of work done by the National Conversation on Health Inequalities (NCHI) to reduce health inequalities.
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NCHI aims to develop a common language and understanding around health inequalities and, with local partners, encourage and empower local communities to act on them.
The programme launched in 2014 with a toolkit outlining 7 principles for local conversation on health inequalities. Public Health England (PHE) have since commissioned TNS-BMRB (Taylor Nelson Sofres, British Market Research Bureau) to develop a series of practical written examples of local practice along with video/photo-stories covering:
- housing
- employment
- education
- communities
This document explains the context and approach of these examples.
For queries relating to this document and the NCHI, please contact the programme lead: Lina Toleikyte (Health Equity Unit, PHE).